Wszystko, co kocham, 2009, 95 min.
2011
Polish Eagle (Orły) Award
Best Screenplay for Jacek Borcuch, Discovery of the Year for Mateusz Kosciukiewicz, Public Award
2009
Polish Film Festival, Gdynia
Best Art Director Award for Elwira Pluta, Audience Award
2010
FESTROIA Internation Film Festival, Potrugal
FIPRESCI Prize and CICAE Priza
Polish Film Festival Los Angeles
Hollywood Eagle Award
| Director | Jacek Borcuch | |
| Screenplay | Jacek Borcuch | |
| Cinematography | Michal Englert | |
| Music | Daniel Bloom | |
| Art Director | Elwira Pluta | |
| Producer | Jan Dworak |
| Janek | Mateusz Kosciukiewicz | |
| Basia | Olga Frycz | |
| Kazik | Jakub Gierszal | |
| Staszek | Mateusz Banasiuk | |
| Janek’s Father | Andrzej Chyra | |
| Janek’s Mother | Anna Radwan | |
| “Diabel” | Igor Obloza |
Four 18-year-old kids in a seaside town form a punk rock band. Their leader Janek is the son of a prominent navy officer. The boys have more in common than just their passion for music. They also share a fascination with the mature beauty of Janek’s neighbor and wife of communist politician Sokolowski, and a crush on their classmate Basia, daughter of a Solidarity activist.
On December 13, 1981 martial law is imposed in Poland and politics take over the boys’ previously carefree life. Sokolowski is appointed military commissar with omnipotent authority over the whole town…
On December 13, 1981 martial law is imposed in Poland and politics take over the boys’ previously carefree life. Sokolowski is appointed military commissar with omnipotent authority over the whole town…